Ride My See-Saw The Moody Blues
"Ride My See-Saw" by The Moody Blues (#Rock), released in 1968, explores themes of life's dualities and the search for balance. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and reflection, emphasizing the cyclical nature of experience. Musically, it features a blend of rock and orchestral elements, contributing to its distinctive sound. The song has influenced the progressive rock genre and remains a classic.
[Chorus]
Ride, ride my see-saw
Take this place
On this trip, just for me
Ride, take a free ride
Take my place
Have my seat, it's for free
[Verse 1]
I worked like a slave for years
Sweat so hard just to end my fears
Not to end my life a poor man
But by now, I know I should have run
[Chorus]
Run, run my last race
Take my place
Have this number of mine
Run, run like a fire
Don't you run in
In the lanes, run for time
[Verse 2]
Left school with a first class pass
Started work, but as second class
School taught one and one is two
But by now, that answer just ain't true
Ride, ride my see-saw
Take this place
On this trip, just for me
Ride, take a free ride
Take my place
Have my seat, it's for free
[Verse 1]
I worked like a slave for years
Sweat so hard just to end my fears
Not to end my life a poor man
But by now, I know I should have run
[Chorus]
Run, run my last race
Take my place
Have this number of mine
Run, run like a fire
Don't you run in
In the lanes, run for time
[Verse 2]
Left school with a first class pass
Started work, but as second class
School taught one and one is two
But by now, that answer just ain't true
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